Z-2296-2010
V. Mueller Peanut Sponges, Catalog number 23275-470, Sterile, For Single Use Only, Size: 3/8, X-Ray...
He, Inc / initiated 2010-03-01 / Terminated / root cause: packaging
He, Inc began a recall of V. Mueller Peanut Sponges, Catalog number 23275-470, Sterile, For Single Use Only, Size: 3/8, X-Ray Detectable In Holders, Distributed by Cardinal Health... on . The reason FDA records is "Sterile product packaging contains weak seals, which may result in compromised product sterility". As of , the recall status on record is Terminated, and MDM tags the root cause as packaging.
Recall record
- Recall number
- Z-2296-2010
- Status
- Terminated
- Initiated
- Posted
- Terminated
- Recalling firm
- He, Inc
- Product
- V. Mueller Peanut Sponges, Catalog number 23275-470, Sterile, For Single Use Only, Size: 3/8, X-Ray Detectable In Holders, Distributed by Cardinal Health, McGaw Park, IL 60085 USA. There are various uses including as gauze/sponge internal, x-ray detectable and as dissectors.
- Product code
- GDI Dissector, Surgical, General & Plastic Surgery
- Reason for recall
- Sterile product packaging contains weak seals, which may result in compromised product sterility.
- Root cause tag
- packaging
- FDA root cause
- Packaging
- Action
- Harod Enterprises, Inc. (HE) issued a "Notice of Recall" letter to Cardinal Health/V. Mueller dated March 1, 2010 identifying the issue and affected product. Cardinal Health/V. Mueller will issue a subrecall letter to all their customers (end users) instructing them to discontinue use of the affected lots and return for replacement. and will track all responses and removal of the product from their private label customers. HE will repackage and/or replace all returned product. Consignees can contact Harod Enterprises, Inc. at 1-706-228-5165.
- Quantity in commerce
- 551 cases of 100 packages per case
- Distribution
- Nationwide: including state of IL.
- Product codes and lots
- Product Code: 23275-470, Lot number 3405
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